Equigard Muesli 20 kg

Complementary feed for horses

When feeding easy to feed or overweight horses it is even more important to make a clear distinction between the need for vital substances and energy. If there have already been disorders in the carbohydrate metabolism or if these need to be prevented, a special feeding concept is needed: without grains, but with many important vital substances!

• Grain and molasses free muesli
• Very low starch and sugar content
• Rich in low glycemic fiber, with herbs, seaweed, oils and oil fruits
• Special mineralization to stabilize carbohydrate and fat metabolism
• Moderate copper content to improve the zinc-copper ratio

FOR A GRAIN FREE DIET
Equigard is used for the care of easy-to-feed overweight horses that require little sugar and starch or have an increased risk of metabolic problems due to their constitution.

LESS POWER – MORE HEALTH
Scientific studies show that if there are metabolic problems, non-structured carbohydrates such as corn starch and sugar in the total feed ration should be reduced. Equigard contains approx. 80% less starch and sugar than oats and is therefore ideally suited as an energy-efficient feed for endangered or already affected horses.

FEED THE METABOLISM
Vital substances such as magnesium, zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, omega-3 fatty acids, lecithin and antioxidants such as vitamin E and fruit flavonoids are particularly important for stabilizing insulin function and carbohydrate and fat metabolism.

Nutritional advice :
As a supplement to the ground feed, supply roughage and/or ryegrass. Approx. 200 – 350 g per 100 kg body weight per day. No additional mineralization is required.
The total quantity should be offered in several portions.
With a lower dosage or a supply deficiency, we recommend using Glucogard or MicroVital.
For a higher energy requirement (for performance horses), combine with structural energetic and vegetable oils.

1 litre corresponds to approx. 400 g Equigard muesli

Nutrition tip:
This supplementary feed may only be fed to horses up to a maximum of 40% of the daily portion (incl. hay) due to the higher levels of vitamins and trace elements compared to complete feed. Please follow the feeding advice.